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Holiday Cards from Our School to You

Emma Brasfield
November 19, 2024

Art students take their spin on holiday cards. Since 2004, art teachers have had their students make their own holiday card, and some designs are chosen to be used as card to send out to the community from OHS. Crafts teacher Leah Kun said she likes this activity because it gives back to the community and puts students’ art on display.

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Emma Brasfield
Emma Brasfield
Emma Brasfield is a sophomore who adores listening to all kinds of music, writing, socializing and photography. She loves fall and watching a good movie or a good show. Her favorite books are the ”Twilight Saga” and “The Outsiders.” She is also in Yearbook and has a passion for expressing her creativity in many ways.  
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